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; • AI CG " 710 i 711). chit t :4 1.154 ' MlMl:tit 4 Qo'6.) WHITSUN MESSRS. ASHLEY's NIGHT. 1 -1 0-11011 ROW EVENI&G, J une 4; WO, will 0- be I)rtorthed, at the Til EA. IRE !WV/id:, CO.- vENT.GARUEN, the Sacred oratorio of • .• • THE MESSIAH. ; • Composed by G. F. HANDEL. 'Principal VocA Pertbriners, Mrs. DICKONS, . • Madam DUSSEK., Miss BOLTON, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. VAUGHAN ; • Mr llitAtIAM, • - • Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GO.SS, And Mr. lIE LI.AM Y. End of Part I. will be palorincil (first time) Corrclli's sth :Sonata. Opera Seconda. on Two .violoncellos and a Double 'Bass, by Messrs. LINDLY, CHARLES 110 i, c F. E End of Pia 11. A-Concerto on the 'Violist by Mr. ASH- Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ, Nit. j. ASHLEY. ,_Doors to be opened at Six, begin at Seven. Half •Price at Wine. ' Boxes 6s. l'it 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Tickers to be had of Messrs. Aslitcys ; at llirchali's Music Shop, liond.street ; and of Mr. Bunion, at the Theatre, Where Plates-10r the Boxes nix ) be taken. Tit F. E W A RD D • i‘.NTHONY, • late • Waiter at the ievc;t.olly into ins the Nubtllty, Gen. IrY, and I'urilio ru general, that tie has tlken - ami. entered il ,l'"n'tbeithove Hotts‘f. alit' Iniiits,• by a stria 'attention to t Acc.utornoo nose ivho may favour hon with their Coutii.m ) , to merit riicir i'..itrottaAe and Suppott. • The•l tall is liecO It vitiotEtt toe the iti.comitadatickii of • pose who visit Buxton tor the Wstertik owing 0 its i nuteatate conitexioti v.ito the baths. • • , TO. HI SOLD, A Mosf. - EXc'ellent Square PIANO TORTE, with • • additional Keys,:six-legwal Pedal, an Inside besk, by the Priii4;ef Maker. atmo.4new'; cost, about a. ~fu+err since, Packing-case and every other charge, Tinny rive e ttinel.s : it now Wili be sold for Twenty-five Guineas,. • May be sLen at Mr. Watlen's, Leicester-place, .Leicester., ° Plate, froth Elevep to t'our onl y. • . . _ WA vri. —" .ED,SURNIISI - IF.D.or UN FUJA.N.ISHE 0, Twenty or Thirty Nliles troni London, • • • • Ari SMALL, but RESPECTABLE HOUSE, At for a F a m i ly of Di,thicticin with a S trial) Establish. i , three or four best I3ed-'voms, - a Garden, Conch house, ..ll . kt Stabling for three or tour . Horsts, ancirsome Land will be .vaitted 1 and if there are F ish-uonds. or any Right of fishery in the Neighbourhood, it will be the agreeable. Dhoti to Mr. -Leslie, Taylor , Vine.titreet, P iccadill y . _ . 31 X PRIZE§ of TWENTII . THOUS.AND POUNDS. (#, CORM - M.l; 52, CHARINC.CIIOS;. and ST. MAI<GARItT'S•HILL, nt)m)llt;H. .ORNSBY anti Co, respetittilly acquaint the 04 Nobility, Gcntry and the l'utilie that STATE rTEIt Y to be draw'n l'illS MON IH, is . l one of the ITtOtt superb Lotteries ever known. Tickets wi d Shares :. re now on Sale, at HORNSBY and co.'s . old esta b lished Suite Lottery Offices, where in , ny o f %Capit a l P r i zes in he last and former Lotteries were red, sold, and teKist.ertd.. the N . B. Orders by letter, or C arr i er , executed exactly on eta:tie terms as if present. ' , — . It CORNI-1 I LL, and 9, CHART G CROSS. FISH return! his tuptst grateful I banks to the • Nobility, Gentry; and Public thtlr .iboundeti Favount in the Lotteries just 6ntsbed, and ac quaints them that Tickets and Shines t. , r the NEW STATE Lor R\ i L • - 4h conbining Six Iktizes (.1 io be drawn tigth of THIS NIONTII, are selling as above; ti9de la, in the Lotteries just finished, lie sold and shared No. 17,611, a Prize"of zi,oool. 14501°.45-,1 ; - ,C 1 0 6,000 I No. 4.0 1 2 - - - .C l, p °°° ; . o V 1 ,442 5,000 17,965 - Soo - - 1 "),t 9 . 5 , 00 . ). 24,557 SQO /1 2 , • .1.) . 3,000 014 • Pe th e First-drawn Ticket in the Ci t y Lottery,. entitleo to t.)ttiralld Hotel, valued was Sold,at Hish's A, tt ` i -eS in sixtee n . Sixteenths; two other ut vie Sub -1101:1 Freehold Houses, value 9,o , ol• and the foituliate al Prizes id hurl, St.ite anti City Lomiies, may tp i t e llir Money by applying es above., 44'1 Nun Lottery cotrams 6 Frizesazo,o-0 . 1. besides the %i lk i., ‘ Nurnb e r to, . oi. t,oool. r allieulars irati, • PINCER att i Ulla\ S, 115, Nekvoti. -street . , able Lai l:p 4,1 1400 t th ut sup..irair luality, a , at, tile whole ct t , a is up . wards ot 20 years old, the vat being t( 4 „ 7 ; Ithd , 1t bLitift itt.‘v . - rrived at such periection as to gain I , ; r i . l .l ) Ptobation 'eve; y.pentletttan who timtes, it, aoki lip. 4,'l_ o f 0000 bottles of the %Vine, most ot high has 111 bottles 12 . years, they take the liberty of ()tiering it on ‘i tt P°st reasonable terms, at a peter that Will cOnvince !hit tr u. ..gailk nothing by. it. but reinttation. They have also a v 4t : beiett itock of Wirics anti Spirits. incluitated 111 Po rt ° t 9,0c01. value; they ilk trr themzilves ot the ol.lest onC* herry, llucella. lg.:. they. nio olue to beli Ull the most reaionabie teruis.•ror rea.ly fre e t• Not less pian a dozen seia to soy, purt.o r. the . 1 own, -.....::225pta5c, or halt a 1.1‘;4e1) , SUPE.P.IaIt WINES;, - iCIII;tSICER an ' ti PERKINS, 1 I Nc, mrgate-street, , . . • w h i I , lll lninets of Wine fur upwards of forty year-;' sixteen 01 it i i c .,", they hove urlopted that adinir,tble mode of nielitna"nA ptaa i "rge Vats of three and goon Ga!toils content , " as is thei . i . 1 , 1- ; in are awl other plaucs abroati : by _WOICn.. lilies ' 'nes are so Improved in flavour, N I „_tettnned, that they are not only A delicious . liquor to t te and their t;ordial ;pita -1.4 h'lli 4‘)Cl flit A ,-- Kratout to the litoniactis ot NCO/EMS ..il-I Vatic .. ~,, 'd 4i:4 infirm. Their stock of Old Port, u.', I , C e `" , 4c. is of t;,Cod. value, by which they are enabled ;4 ;41 V ine to grt:at ages, bvilt in task atu,t.iottle, —They R uin ce P a Idige block ot Cognac brandy; Ping and laniaica ii , alci nd , Ei'-it Ii alit Oraiii.e ,:iltr,b, Inc Oldest.in Lott , iol i , i 1 ~,, :s 1 :0 th e Sol: lit: inanner in Vats, Which, with their Wi0t...,, 1N,,, r l irt'it - tilt - ni. , , , r titoa:.:tate terms, for reatly-maneY."` t ) 1 , ''' "lan a Uot ‘ti 4CIII. to,ailY p4rt . iif,thr Town , he& uf. 1tt..;.,„,. . ft. - fr ••• .:,...... T.' . "—.1A)..., ~,,, / t ,-... . ... 4 ► ' ..,„ , ~.-.t.„ . . 7 ... ~ •„ . - . •4 - ''' ' ' ' t ti•t: ''' . '-• '- C — l - \''..„,, •• '', - 1iii t.. 1,......4 .; ‘'" . _ . .. . •... . . , \N . /7 4 , •1'..:....'• — 4o , rlt. • -.i5.7A,, , I /14 4 - O i , , xt-T-..,14. -e/ „ ....,..„ ... it) .:-. ...,.. , 4 , - - 4-• t o Jr - , 14 - 1 )L. ' ) ,-- kr 4.3.td, , . , , E vol . . • i ii7h '• . : ..v...k,kr , ,,,7 - 4' it"Vst,l'l , . • FRIDAY, JUNE ' ]BoB. . . SALES OF ESTATES, /Lc. 1, O • F . FICE OF ORDN;fisrF • , . '' ; ' ,lt lifir, tBoB. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FSTATES lit SUSSEX., 1 T HE PRIATINIL 0 FPICERS of HIS MA TO 1111. :o 1 1.1..) ttY .wcTioN, By Mr. WELLER, • - 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do her thy give Mike, that , . • ~ . • On Wednesday the Sad of lune, at the Dolphin Inn, Petri. - limy will .Sell, 6y Pol , fic• Attaion, _at the flues'. on 'Thuriday • ' field, at Tivelve-W.Clocki, in Bight Lots, • 1 the gat day of Jane Yilxi, h(ticyen the houruof Eleven and Four 1.0 T .1.. . 1 • A Most . Desirable FREEEIOLD ESTATE, Land: • • . eChek, :miry 1.. , ,is of old and untofi/ieealde Orden:nee Sivret, ..C3... Tax 'redeemed, lying very Conmati, comprising a . eon:I:Ong of Flatness, Collars,Bit-Hatters, Rope Tracei, and Farm House and Out-buildings, together with 254 Ar res of 'various other Article's of Sadlery and Harness ;•. Beds, Blan. Statute Measure, of rich Meadow, Arable and Coppice . - .. r Lind, with Commonage Rights, situate at [ping, two mil 5 : !cets, Coverlets , Ha m mocks, and sundry, other Articles of from Mielhurst, seven from •Peterstield, and thirteen frunt • Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sandbags, Copper,Steel, Chichester. . .. IL The Kite Lands, in two Enclosures, 'comprising 7 and. Mixed Metal, Tools of Seas, Oak and Fir Scantling, 2.1 A. IR, SP. ' . .! together with .Builking Material; and various other Ani -1 11. A Cottage with a Garden, Barn, Granary, Stables', !: A.... iite. 41; Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, situate at Elstetl. 1 " . IV. A Farm House, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, r The .tc.hde if whiehlffity he;irtveil upon 4,Plieatlon at th e FI • Nt. With so Acres of Arable and Mi':adow Laud. - . .t Prineip tal &we...teepees . Office at the Tov.er, writ th e Dip of . N 1 t‘n ILxvellent farm blouse, : Barns, and O Atut.'ilitings, i ' in perfect Repair, together with 146 Acres of good Arable, s4lc, vibe.? printral lints of the. Lots will be delivered to those Meadow, and Coppice. Land, anti a Valuable Down for 334 i A r i ssz s a,, m‘iy ,idoi ‘t th e „,,„. Sheep, situat,'t at Pistol, on Lease to Mr.. W. Collins. I By Order of the R . wird, * • V.l. A most desirable Freehold Estate, consisting of 619 I Acres of Arawle, 'Meadow, Down, and Coppice Land, with I • - - . ...: 7 R. If:-CRIVie,,See. a comfortable Earns House, and suitable (lut.buildings, in poled Repair, on Lease to Mr. J. Morey. VI I. Two Valuable Coppices. situate in Elated Manor, called 'flue German Leith, comprising 43 Acres. VIII. A Co . pice, called the Hassoeics, consisting of- to Acres, situate at Elated. , The several Lots tray he 'viewed, by applying to Mr. Ferrer, the Bailiff' to Lord Robert Spencer, at Woolbeiting, ste:ir Mrdhurst, of whom printed Parttculars may be had :a Days previous to the Sale, ~ . „ Particulars also may be. had of Mr. Sandliam, Solicit)t, Midltur at ; at the Half Moos', Pet worth ; King's Milli, Gottalining; place of Sale rot Mr Knight, Banker, King. st..ti ; T. Lowten. i- sq of the Tempi: ; and Messrs". VV in. stanley and ion, Pateinosier-low, London ; the Libraries at Brighton, Worthing. and Bognor; and of Mr. Weller, Cili.. CIIWCr. - CIILSIIIRL. • 'MANOR. MANSION-HOUSE, .tND ESTATE. With Valuable Contni4eneles, TO PE SOLI) BY AlI t.."I'ION, By Mr. SQUIBB, • At Garraway's Colke-noose, cuesday the zSth s day of junc o at twelve o . deck. in One Lot, unless pre wiqusly nt b),l'rivate Contiae.t, r i HE MANOR 'ot WINNINGTON, with .lac .ttiti U Iticcs, aied IV l NNI N TON-HALL ; compaising a spacullis and complete Rol deuce tor a lathe Familt , built with Static. and covered with Slate, and fini,nttt in it mod ern sttle ; containing Rooms of iarge ttin - superbly titied tip ; Geonietri eat Stone Maas, Itti:logaily • I) u... Pinre Glass ‘Vintiuws. Mai bit: Chitftney Pieces, a . .id Oak Flours, with appro riate attached ild detached Oinees ; Stabling tot •titly p Jokes. •ltotibeN Gree:4,ll:/use, Hot-house*, Gra- PIIIC And Succ:•bion I iiiusei, excel lent kitchen Gar. dens, with Hot MdahroUrn-hou s e, Cold Baths, Ice. house, a Noultry-I,Lise upon A suve.iir scale, and every rieces.i4ry -‘grieultural pitrl,.isC3 ; Vuve.hooe,. Cottage Lod,.e.. with Shrob.wry and l'lmiraiiutis 101 , 1r.,10 the River Wi;.:ver, at eviivanent distance front tit.; House, winch is v' II situated oil wry highly ornamental Ground, aim butrouel.ied by uhuut,Six Iluodred atimi forty Acres 'at Limo, . chiefly Meadow nit Pasuirr, ti. superiut quality, divided into f i irini,and ...At to. resvect ble l'enants. ‘VoOds alts Plants 1011$ in naid, and .0 Co:tages aiid Garden:A.94min ) ; the' .I<o ad. t the mvh.ile to t ;el.leffOrtll. 1114 a truly I)esirable and Llegant ResiOeiicc for a large "etttt To which there is attichidi - - - This Moinipg was published, By WILLIAM MILLER, A lbeinarle.street, THE HISTORICAL WORK, by the late Right lion. CHARLES I A NIES FOX; with an Appendix of OriAnul Docuhients, and a Preface, Ay LORI) HOLLAND. • Derry paper, 16s.— Royal paper, 21.125. 6d. A Portrait is attached to each Edi tion. lune e, 1808. A mast Valuable Mineral, whtcit, d attended to, far ex. seeds the Value of this place, as a li.esittencv. he Ettate is Satiated one smile i'rumilsturtliwich, 17 from Chester, 31 from Mani:neater ; and 3. Train Liverpool. May be viewed by applying to the Rev (pan Furey, Winningtdii Ludge, nu r blortiswicit ; and Kilned Partied. tars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lim: Grov4, near tiasgor ; of Mr - . Edikiitt • V)Mtt, Solicitor, St. AsAph ; at the Hotel, Cheater ; the Hotel, Liverpool ; the Bridgewater Arms, Malicticster ; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, 4.011 7 don where a t.l,ui of the Estato may be een, and further Porticul.irs known. . . This• Day was published, price .6th • - The Secand EditiOn of • • ~EICIARKg oil the PROPOSALS . made to .I.VGREAT BRITAIN, thrOpeningNEGOTAATIONS for PLACE, in the Year .1807.. • • 7 . By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. • Printed fur T. Cadell and W, Davies, Strard. Of whom may be had, lately published, by ilic same Author, Considerations on the Causes, Objects, and C , Aisequences of the pr,:sent War, mid on the lixpe.tiency ur Danger of Peace with I. rance ; ctli Edition price zs. 6d. Also all Mr. Roscoe's other anrks, • COUNTY 11F - t ORVAR. CAPITAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. • To Sold by Privateliari-;ain. , HE LANDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTON, in the Parish of_ Kinncttps, situated LI one of the `best parts et Strathmore. The great turnpike road from the south to the north passes through tht centre of the Estate.— The hbuse,•whic , n is large and commodious, stands in the middle of a lawn of twenty acres, upon the water of Kerbet (which forms a piece of water to front of the house), and consists of three public rooms of large dimensions, ten or more bed-rooms, and dressing- owns, with all household UitiLeS. The hontelarm offices are complere, two coach houses, with stabling for twenty-four horses. The gardens and orchard, with brick Walls rafleus, are in full bearing,' and consist nearly of foUr acres, with about tinny acres of wood of all kinds. The present rent of the Estate, including the home farm of about one hundred acre;, and to which a purchaser may haye innnediate access, is about sixteen: hundred pounds; opal the expiry of the leases, which (with the excep, tioo of one) were let twenty-five years ago on single lives,. and must, in the course of nature, soon drop, a very great rise may be depended- on. There are on_the Estate, a flax spinnlig Mill, and village of•considen4ble extent, which cost in erection eight thousand liounds, and are now of more va- Iv. These tall to the Proprietor oh very easy terms, - at the expiry of the lease, which has only Ore ty yeari 'to run.— The Estate affords nearly.three Freehold Qualifications, the vaivation being above One rhousaint Pounds Scots. To those who know the place, no descriptive embellish. mcut is necessary. To strangers it is not easy in an adver4 tisement to gi,./e a proper idea of the beauty and convenience rd the situation. it is twelve miles from Uundce, three from the county town of Forfar, two front GlamntiS, and twenty:six Mint Perth. The paytneirt of the price will be made to suit the awe. nience of a purchaser. • For iirt•ier particulars, application may be trod: to Wit. Douglas, Esq. the by . Glaturrus ; or to Mr. Pear. 4011. Writer to the Signer, Eilluburgii. • This . I)3y 't'vzs publisho:l, price 3s 6d. AGEtrcur,TußE the •SOURCE . of the W LTH of BRITAIN.; a Reply .th the Objections urged by Mr.. Miil, tile Eciiiiburgli Reviewers, and others, agi nit the Marines of A1i.... Pamphlet.. cutitled , " Brita'n Independent or Commerce ;" with • Remarks on the Criti. cisin ut the Alonthly Reviewers nit that Work. • This Day was published, In 4; Volu• mes. Royal alio. embellisisen with Portraits of the principal Aurllorz, pri e Ten Guineas in boads, a new glia ulutorm bdition, with the Addition of the Looker. on ut . • THE lIRITISH. ESSAYISTS comprehending the Spectati.r,..Tutler, Guardian, , Rambler, Mimi tu.er, Wur.u, Connoisseur, Idler Mirror, Lounger, Ob server, And tuukcbun. The wha le collared with, and cor rected by, ilia original Editions, with Prefaces, I LiStOtkal and lilographicJl, anti 4 General index. IiyALEXAN DE a CHALMERS,-A.M. *** Tina lit the only Edition of the British Essayists which can include .the Mirror, -Luung , ..i. ()Waver, and LOoker-on, thew worits being here printed ny consent of the proprietors. Printed fur I. Johnson,Nichols and Son, R. Raldwin, F. and C. Rivington, ,W.•Otridge and , Son, W. 1. and 5. Ric;liardson, A. Strailini, K. FAulder, G. and W. Nichol. T. Payne, G Robinson,. Wilkie anchßobinsort s Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Walker, Vernor, Hood, add Sharpe, R. Darton and Harvey. Lackington and CO. Clarke and Sun, G. Kcarsley, C. Law, White, Longman, Hurst. itt&s, and ()rine, - C*loll and. Liaviezi, .Lane aim Newman, H. 1). Symonds, H.rker, Wynne A nd C o , .Tote an d co, J. Carpehter,..W. Milkr, J.'ancl A, Arch, Crosby and Co. Cutilel , and Nhirtin, Williams and Smith, R. S.:noley, W. G rice, K. S. Kirby, I:.itlieWs and Lcinit, S. ILJ,:tur,• T. 11ti0.,t4, K. Pneney, 11. Floyer, 'slack,' Parry. atitt Kitysbur), 1, tlatding,•lt, H. Evans..l Nawman, Asperale, I. Barris, H., libers, - ). Willis,. anti W. Creccri, Lthabt4l;o. . .• By WNI. EN•CE,. ' .Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies Strand. " Of whom may be hid, lately:published % by the same Author, i. 'Britain Independent of Commerce. Sixth Edition, price s. • z. 'I lie Radical Cayso of the Present Distresses of the Vest Indil Planters. Secoud Edition, price 3s. this Day was pubrialied, in PO: price 63. A HISTORY of the PENAL LAWS ognitist the llt S CATHOLICS, iron' the Treaty of Lime rick to the Union. Hy HENRY PARNELL. Esq. M.P. London: Printed tin J. Harding, 36, St. I:mob's-street. • Whoa may be Mid, Parnell's Historical Apology fur the Irish Catlicilics, anew Edition. price Ss. 64. This Day ‘s;a's Published, price as. bd, ACORRECT (REPORT of the TRIAL between Mr. DANIEL. DA I.Y. Late Mitishipinanel his Ma jesty's Ship Lion.. :mkt Rt111:1.14.T 14.01.LL5, Esq. WU Captain of the said ,Ship, with Observations on a Pam phlet, entitled, " A Narrative of the f ads relative to the Dismiss.il of Mr. D.iniet Printed for R. Bickerstalt; Corner of Essek-street,*. a • bixPEN * • ribs Day was-publ'atiad, Neatly printed *on yell,,w wove Paper, and hot-pressed, Price..4s. in extra hoards, LhP 'RI AL' P4RL.1.4411 ENT, HOUSE OF PEERS. THURSDAY, JUNK S. The Htmise met at ten o'clock, and proceeded till four in the Itokburgh Appeal,," Ker and Kv , v. inties," Mr. Galles was heard for the /4,, hams, and Mr. Boyle '(Solicitor-General for Scotian.) for the Respondent.---Further hearing to-morrow. . The Irish Militia Volunteering Bill, and the tn, . tern - tent Bill, passed through Committees, and were 'reported. The House 'proceeded in Massey's Divorce Bill. Fonblanque attended as Counsel for the Rev, Mr.. MAssey, the Petitioner, and examined ibtne witnesses. Further proceeding to-morrOw sennight. The Pauper Lunatic , Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. WHARTON and other Members, and read a first time'. as were al so some Private Bills brought up by Mr. L'yoot.r, Mr. Et.t.isota, and other Aleuibers.--Adjourned till to-quurrow (this clay). r LASSICAL SELECTIONS in VERSE: cam ' prising a large Collection 01' Picees, NatiitiVO. Humour. otts, Descriptive, Patheticand MiseelLuieous from the most eminent Auth• rs. Printed for W. Robinson. Liverpool ; and sold by Idng.. man. Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Paternoster. row, London. HOUSE- OF COMMONS.' TM:USd:II, JUNE Mr. .PARNELL, as he understood tl at P4itions from other chanties in Ireland,. on. the subjea of Cum notation of Tythes, were to . be presenie4, put off his Motion for referring the former 'Petitions from the Queen's County and Kerry to a Comuilt tee, from Wednesday to Monday se !might. Mr. WILLIAM FITZGERALD gave notice, that he slnoull on Wednesday nett move for leave to bring in a-Bill for regulating the mode of electing De puty Magitrates in Borou;h and corporate Towns in Ireland: y• Mr. BERNARD moved, that there' be laid before thi House an ACCount of the manner 'in which the sum of 500,0001. granted by the Irish Parliament to the Commissioners for Inland Navigation has `.been disposed of.—Ordered., SCOTCH lUDGES' ANNUITY The LORD ADVOCATE OF SCOTLAND. moved the Order of the Day for a Cmunittee on the SOlOr. Judges' , Annuity Bid. Mr. BANKas stated his obje.iion to pressing this measure at this time, beeauie his Majesty I.a uui teartuly exercised the right of granting such Pe noes upon the reserved revenues of Scotland, ands no doubt could be entertained of Hie legality of such Pensions ) . he looked upon the measure as unneces sary. This matter has been under, the considerai tion.of the Committee; of Which he is Chairman; though circumstances had hitherto interfered to pre= vent. the It:Tort being made to the, House. But su fat as related to the Pensions in Scotland , vas now ready to be laid .before the HCitise ; he hoped therefore that this stage of the Bill ikosid he put ott for a few days, and if the Learned Lord should not accede , to his wish, be should teel himseli hound to move, that- the House should resolve into the Contmittee this day se'nnight, and take the sense of the House upon it. The Loan ADVOCATE OF SCOTLAND differed, with the Win. Gentleman as to this measure, be. cause the object of it was to plade the Judges of Scbtland-in ,the same situation with respect to pro vision on superannuation with the Judges of Eng. H land. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Es q . Sir. No. 9, New Ilridge-s treat, London. ICONSIbER it out an at of justice due to the merits of your LEAK F. 's PATENT PILLS; to cool. municatc to you the following . Cure which Itiii recently hen performed by them An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Veoeroal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom). was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best advice which could he obtained. and tried a• variei y of Patent Medicines, nn ihin(eould h I+r cured which seemed to suit, -.his COO. or to di) hini s,:rvice :he reinainettin a most re. duced and pitiable situathut lot tyro years, unable to fidlotv h is prn i c ssion, and scarcely able to walk or tutu to stand on his legs ; in fait no one who knew him ever supposed it pos. silate tor him to recover Ile was a k ihed at last to try you! Loake's Pills — he did so, adhering strictly to the din:odium vim with them. He had not taken More than two boxes be. T ore h.: found a n alteration ha the better:, this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a tew boxes more he found his appetite. and strength gradually return, and is now 35 healthy and stout as any man I 'know. - You arc weleomc, Sir, to meter any person to me for a confirmation of thc above account it it should betloubted. 1 urn, Sir, yourobethent humble servant, Library, Folkstone. - I ' THOS, PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole. Proprietor, THOS. TAY tort , N , lembur of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9; New Bridge-:street Where, atter a constant residence of inure than Forty Years, in a. practice . particularly direded to .the Cure of Vene real Com Plaints. and those incidental to the Paris of Generation to both- SeNes, with ,that inviolable ,secrecy which Men. - of Itis Profession shoui,d always obserye, he flatters' himself; the advice and assistanCe he -gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteernod by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, - by his Appointment, tor .the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfuees,. No. 3i, St. Al han's-street, Pall Mall; rite T.oyshop i No. 103, Oxford itreat'; Disborough's, No'. 7 0 Fish-street-411; M. liaxteras, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M‘ Donald's, Glints • gow ; Mrs hull, paiiie.st feet, Dublin ;,:Mr. hillinge's, Li. verpool I: Mi. Atkioi:on'S, Manchester ; and by one Person in every Considerable Ta , . , rn:in Great Britain and Irekand, in Boxes of only 25,. tpt. .saletl. up with „full and plain diredions, where!..y. persons of rather sax may cure themselves %viol secrecy, and safety. N. It. EverV 4.;: . eat.lsritaili is sealed up with a sta:np. on which, 4' the colithtt4:ii ,, iiets, is print ed. at the Stauip-oi!ice, •' .;Taylor, N. 9, New Bridge, stlcet," to imitate whiebis Felony, and aifothers are fioun tertihts. . Mr., ABERCROMBY entirely concurred in the sell.. • tiinents of the Learned Lord who had just Sat down, ai to the propriety of making the Annuities or Pensions ot the Judges independent of the will of any person, even the tirst Magistrate of the Country. After some further conversation upon ' the sub ! . just, a division took place, For, t he Committee 63 Isgaiwt it A,l,ijority - —3 l On the_ re-admission of strangers to the gallery', we found the' House in the Committee upon the Bill, Mr. Wit/sal - ON in the. Chair. Ott the Clause for exec:riding the provision to the Judges of • the Court of Exchequer in' Scotland, Mr. HORNER objefted to 'that Clause, because the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland had very little judicial business of the nature of that which came before the Barons of the Exchequer in this Country 'to perform. Mr. FIiLLER observed, that perhaps the reason why so little business was done; in that Court was, that all the young men came to this country to ob tain a livelihood, and if it would,have the effeZ.-I of keeping them at home, he should have no objec tion to grant them their annuities.' Sir S. Romtt,Ly thought the distinaion notitns proper, if the faet 'was, that the situation of a Bairn of Eichequerin Scotland was a sinecure, To which the. SOLICITOR-GENERAL for SCOTLAI‘,ID ieplied; that the Court- of Exchequer had. been established in Scotland under the ACI of Union, and was a Supreme Court in all fiscal cases; having the sti perintenddnce ot all grants respe&lhg the lands of the Crown. 'ik A short discussion-followed,-in which Mr. ABEro.• citomay argued in support of the distinaion made by. his Hon. Friend. Mr. Rosa supported the original Clause, upon the ground that the Court of Exchequer in Scotland had substantial judicial ftmelions to discharge. Mr. 11 Atsxgs did not think that the information given to the llouse, upon the subject of the judi. vial functions of the Court, of Exchequer in Scot• land, was such as, in his mind, to render the grant of Annuities to the Barons upon surierannuo tion necessary. The CHAN CEI.LOR of the ExOnitouga argued in favour ut the right of the 13.1rons of the Exchequet to a share in the general provision, and argued that it would be very unjust and impolitic to exclude them. The Barons of Exchequer had judicial as well as ministerial duties, to perform, and gave up .the 'profitable *Suits .of the legal profession on en. feting upon their offices.' • • • . • WHITSON EVE. * BRILLIANT I 1.1.1.1. 4 41NAT10N5, dike. • GI - THE P.ROPRIETaIt's GENERAL SUUSCRIP. 'I'ION NIGH AST LEY's AMPHITHEATRE, WES (111145 TM. muv., E. Under the Patronage of .their R-yJI Highnesses the Prince of ,Wales and t)t:ke of York. To - MORROW EVENING, 'SATURDAY, : lune 4, Wlii nt pleat:men a e. rand V.ir,ety .k.QU Es IRI AN X RCI SES, by the Double Company, particularly the TAILOR 414 his Eccentric porae. iiith time, $ t be popular Spoiacie of THE HONEsT CRIMINAL; Introducing .a ELI Ic. 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